Tall Timbers

@hglennreed

126

Pretty course in the pine trees. No elevation change and a limited number of shot shapes, but pleasant to play.

@frolfnoob07

16

All in all, beautiful course! Great one to bring your furry companion along with you on. Lots of deer tracks (watch out for the malt balls). Butts up against a couple of properties, and my dog was thrilled to make new friends with a horse. There were some ducks on another property near hole 15 or 16 (heard not seen). Most holes are birdie-able with a good throw off the tee, and quite a few favor a RHFH/slice approach. A couple are in the 500+ feet range. Some difficult windows to throw through with pines on both sides either right after the tee box, or close to midway down the fairway. Nice little park nearby. Course works around two pickleball courts and a half court basketball hoop. Didn't see restrooms, so not sure if there are any (wasn't looking for them). Boys, you're in the woods. You know what to do. Ladies, maybe potty before you get there?!

@discrabbit

1338

Signed distances seem too long on many holes, or maybe I'm throwing 430' now 🤔🧐😆

@isuaggie

145

Rough grooming and signage, but an enjoyable layout in the tall pines.

@hubee1438

27

The course has a wide variety of shos and lengths. It is a fun course to play. The tee pads are some sort of rubber and they are very slick. Most are only 4 to 5 feet long so if felt a bit unsafe. There are no tee signs, only orange traffic cones to indicate the hole number. You need udisc for hole lengths. Overall, this is a really fun course.

@fershnibbity

17

Fun course! Tee pads aren’t great but nevertheless, it’s great for my family to play.

@sdietri2

205

Fun intermediate course, Course needs permanent tee pads and level baskets

@philly2009

25

Teepads could be a little more even but it’s a nice course

@navybean

31

First time in the area, up from Tucson. I enjoyed playing in the woods. Tee pads and baskets were good enough. But, signs would be nice.

@dirtclod

78

Great course. Just a bit of difficulty finding tee pads around 11 or 12. Thank you for maintaining this nice course!

@miguelitoman

35

8 disc golf players from Phoenix Arizona came down and tried it out. We had one guide which saved us on the layout/signage. We really enjoy the course however teepads could improve and also added downhill shots are minimal. The group scored an average of (Even) across intermediate to pro division averages. We liked the course and overall say it was a average 4 star course. You welcome.

@shindagger

30

rad

@a69dave420

55

Perfect 10++

@webersrus

65

The new expansion is a significant level up. Fun lines and holes. Short tee pads are a minor gripe. Thanks to all who have worked on this course

@krobin63

16

New layout from last year. Adds some par 4s and 5s making it more challenging. The ground is rough but it's a place to play and costs only your time so thumbs up.

@wckenna

35

Fun short course in the woods with good pin placements. Even better now that it’s a full 18

@garrettjackson

39

Small 9 hole course that gives a variety of midrange and short approach shots. Very fun beginner course. Advance players will love having birdie opportunities on nearly every hole.

@user123

45

The addition of 9 more baskets and the new layout has transformed this former pitch and put course into a very respectable 18 hole course that is ready for tournament play. Shout out to Pete for the hard work he has put into this new design.

@peteuli

116

Great family beginner course to learn the game on the from 9, back 9 has mor distance and shot shaping. I’m sad the two giant pines on 5 had to be taken down. Those were the two “Tall Timbers I designed that hole around.

@andymagargee

24

New layout is so fun 👍🇺🇸🌸